Market intelligence indicates that U.S. President Trump recently announced a significant consensus with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte — the two sides held in-depth talks on the Greenland issue and Arctic region strategy, and preliminarily outlined a cooperation framework. This development directly impacts previous policy arrangements: the tariff plan originally scheduled to start on February 1 has now been put on hold.

The considerations behind this are worth noting. Both parties are still communicating on issues related to "Golden Dome," which means there are still variables ahead. For the market, the delay in tariff policies often alleviates short-term pressure on risk assets, and the reduction of such geopolitical uncertainties usually provides a breathing space for the cryptocurrency market.

In the coming weeks, progress in Greenland negotiations will become a key variable influencing U.S. trade policy. Market participants need to closely monitor the developments of subsequent negotiations.